• Zona Arqueológica de Monte Albán - Discover the magnificence of Monte Albán, an ancient Zapotec capital perched atop a mountain.

As visitors explore its expansive plazas, temples, and platforms, they will uncover the history of a civilization that ruled the Central Valleys of Oaxaca for centuries.

From above, they will enjoy stunning panoramic views while learning about the cultural, political, and spiritual significance of this World Heritage Site.

More than just an archaeological visit, it is a journey to the heart of the Zapotec world.

• San Bartolo Coyotepec - Enter a traditional Zapotec workshop where black clay comes to life.

Here, visitors can witness the entire process behind one of Oaxaca’s most iconic crafts: from how clay is molded by hand to the delicate polish that gives it its characteristic shine.

As they watch the artisans at work, they will discover techniques passed down through generations, transforming the earth into unique pieces full of identity.

• San Martín Tilcajete - Explore the enchanting world of alebrijes in San Martín Tilcajete, a town famous for bringing these colorful and fantastical wooden figures to life.

In a family workshop, visitors will see how a simple piece of wood is transformed into a characterful piece, from the initial carving to the meticulous hand-painting process.

Each design is inspired by imagination, nature, and the Zapotec worldview, resulting in unique figures full of symbolism and detail.

Rather than mere crafts, alebrijes are expressions of identity, creativity, and living tradition.

• Santo Tomás Jalieza - Visit Santo Tomás Jalieza and delve into one of the oldest textile techniques in Oaxaca: the backstrap loom.

Here, local craftswomen will demonstrate how they skillfully and patiently create entirely hand-woven pieces, using methods dating back to pre-Hispanic times.

Visitors will observe the process from the assembly of the loom to the weaving of each thread, where tradition, technique, and dedication intertwine to bring each piece to life.

An intimate experience that connects with the essence of artisan work and the cultural legacy of the region.

• Santa Catarina Minas - Santa Catarina Minas is one of the most traditional regions in the production of ancestral mezcal in Oaxaca.

Here, visitors will learn about a completely ancestral process that has remained virtually unchanged over time: from hand milling to distillation in clay pots.

Guided by master mezcaleros, they will discover the difference between industrial and ancestral mezcal, understanding how each step influences its aromas, textures, and flavors.

The experience culminates with a tasting that reflects the unique character of this tradition, deeply linked to the land, history, and identity of Oaxaca.

• Hierve el Agua - Hierve el Agua is a unique site known for its petrified waterfalls formed over thousands of years.

From above, visitors can admire spectacular views of the mountains and, if they wish, enjoy the natural pools of mineral water.

This is a place where nature and time have created a truly extraordinary formation, offering an experience that combines beauty, tranquility, and wonder.

An ideal space to disconnect and connect with the natural essence of Oaxaca.

• Zona Arqueológica de Mitla - The archaeological area of Mitla is renowned for its intricate stone mosaics perfectly assembled.

Unlike other archaeological sites, Mitla stands out for its geometric details and deep spiritual significance, being an ancient ceremonial center and connection to the underworld.

As visitors tour its courtyards and structures, they will discover the symbolism and history that make this place a unique cultural gem in Mexico.

An experience that combines art, architecture, and ancestral worldview.

• Santiago Matatlán - Travelers will visit an artisanal mezcal factory, where they will learn step by step the traditional process of making mezcal, from cooking agave in stone ovens to distillation in copper stills.
  They will learn about the different types of agave, the techniques transmitted from generation to generation, and the cultural importance of mezcal in Oaxaca.

At the end, they will enjoy a guided tasting, where they can sample different varieties of mezcal and learn to identify its aromas, flavors, and unique characteristics.

• Tapetes Teotitlán - Visit Teotitlán del Valle, a Zapotec town renowned for its ancestral tradition in making wool rugs.

In a family workshop, visitors will learn about the complete process: from obtaining natural dyes to weaving on wooden looms, where each piece comes to life with designs full of symbolism.

They will learn how pre-Hispanic and colonial techniques combine to create true textile artworks, handcrafted with patience and dedication.

More than a visit, it is an immersion in a living tradition that continues to weave history generation after generation.

• Tule Tree - Stop to meet the oldest tree in Mexico, the Tule Tree, with more than 2000 years of age. This incredible Sabino is known for having the widest trunk in the world. Visitors can admire its enormous size as well as the whimsical figures that form around the trunk and learn the history of this beautiful natural wonder.
• San Jerónimo Tlacochahuaya - Visit the temple of Tlacochahuaya, a little-known gem that shelters one of the most surprising interiors of Oaxaca.

Upon entering, visitors will discover its walls and ceilings completely covered with paintings and decorative details that reflect a unique blend of indigenous art and colonial tradition.

Quiet and full of history, this place offers a more intimate and contemplative experience, away from the crowds.

A hidden treasure that reveals the cultural and spiritual wealth of the region.

• Mercado Tlacolula - Immerse yourself in local life by visiting the traditional Tlacolula Market, one of the most authentic and vibrant of the Central Valleys, which comes alive only on Sundays.

Here, visitors will find a mixture of colors, aromas, and flavors: from typical food prepared on the spot to local products, textiles, and handicrafts.

It is the perfect place to observe the daily life of the communities of the region and taste Oaxacan specialties in a genuine and energetic atmosphere.

• Yagul - Yagul, an ancient Zapotec city less visited but full of history and authenticity.

Unlike the more crowded sites, here visitors can tour its structures in a quiet atmosphere, exploring palaces, courtyards, and an imposing fortress located high on the hill.

From this elevated point, they will enjoy panoramic views of the valley while learning about the strategic and cultural importance that this settlement had in its time.

• Casa Viviana - Casa Viviana in Teotitlán del Valle is a place where the tradition of making beeswax candles is kept alive as an essential part of the local culture.

Here, visitors can see how, from natural wax, handcrafted candles used in celebrations, rituals, and festivities of the community are created.

They will learn about the process step by step, from wax preparation to molding techniques, while discovering the cultural and symbolic meaning that these pieces have in the daily life of the people.

• Certified guide
• Water bottles
• Private transportation
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Does not include tips
• Tickets in Hierve del Agua
• Meals
• Ticket to the archaeological site of Monte Alban
• Admission to the Tule Tree
• Tickets in the archaeological area of Mitla
• Tickets in the Yagul Archaeological Area
• Tickets in San Jerónimo Tlacochahuaya
• Tasting of mezcal in Santa Catarina Minas

This is not a typical tour; it is a fully customized experience tailored specifically for you.

Rather than adhering to a set schedule, you have the liberty to select the destinations that captivate you the most: from archaeological sites and quaint villages to artisan workshops and breathtaking natural wonders.

What truly sets this experience apart is the guide who leads it. Oaxaca’s main attractions are spread across various valleys, making it challenging to visit them all in one day without compromising the tour’s quality. Our team is dedicated to crafting the ideal route based on your preferences, ensuring a well-organized and leisurely experience.

Designed for private groups, this tour provides flexibility, comfort, and a more genuine way to explore Oaxaca.

It’s more than just a tour; it’s having a local expert curate your perfect day.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.